Room service across multiple floors, food running between kitchen and table, lobby coffee at any hour and overnight floor cleaning. Hospitality robots take on the repetitive legwork so your team can spend their shifts on guests.
Recruiting and keeping front-of-house and housekeeping staff is a constant pressure, and the gaps show up first in the jobs that involve the most walking.
Faster room service, a hot drink at any hour and spotless public areas, all while labour and energy costs keep rising.
Breakfast rushes, conference lunches and late check-ins create short, sharp spikes in demand that are hard to cover with people alone.
Butlerbot W3 calls and rides lifts on its own, carrying up to four separate orders in lockable compartments. Towels, toiletries and room-service trays reach the door without a porter leaving the desk.
Dinerbot T9 and T10 carry up to 40kg across four trays to several tables per run, so servers stay at the table taking orders instead of walking back and forth to the pass.
Xbot S Pro prepares barista-style espresso drinks with latte art in 40 to 90 seconds, giving late arrivals and conference delegates good coffee when the bar is closed.
Kleenbot C40 sweeps, scrubs and dries lobbies and corridors overnight, then returns to its dock to empty and refill by itself. The C30 handles dry cleaning of carpeted areas.
Every lease includes delivery, set-up, staff training, maintenance and support.
Multi-floor delivery robot that operates lifts on its own.
Multi-table food runner with a built-in advertising screen.
Longest-runtime Dinerbot for continuous multi-table service.
Dual-arm robotic coffee bar serving barista-style drinks unattended.
Wet-and-dry autonomous floor cleaner that sweeps, scrubs and dries in one pass.
Entry-tier dry-clean robot for sweeping, vacuuming and dust-mopping.
A weekly lease sits alongside your other operating costs instead of tying up money you need for refurbishments and rooms.
Start with a single robot on one floor or outlet, see the effect on service times, then add units as occupancy or new sites justify it.
Servicing and support are part of the monthly price, so a fault is our problem to fix, not an unplanned repair bill.
Butlerbot W3 is built to call and ride lifts autonomously. How it connects depends on your lift model and controller, so we check compatibility during the site survey before you commit to a lease.
That isn't the aim. Robots take on the carrying (trays, dishes, amenities and laundry runs) so your team spends more of each shift with guests. Most operators use them to redeploy hours, not remove roles.
Yes. They use onboard sensors to navigate around people and obstacles, slowing or stopping when someone steps into their path. We map your site and set routes during installation.
Once the lease is signed we handle delivery, mapping and staff training. Single-robot deployments are typically working within days, not months.